Elizabeth Warren, candidate for Senate, MA, is a fraud. (voters, president, Brown)

[nononsenseguy]

Elizabeth Warren, who gave the first "you didn't build that" speech about a year ago, is a fraud.

She claims Cherokee ancestry based on family lore but without a scintilla of documented evidence. Certainly not enough evidence to, in her own words, "let people know about my Native American heritage in a national directory of law school personnel."

Articles: The Honorable Elizabeth Warren?

Claiming to be a "native American," (Cherokee) without any family history proving it, she takes advantage of this "minority status" to advance her professional career as well as her political career, listing herself everywhere she can as a racial minority, a "person of color," though she is white as a sheet.

As this article points out, it is likely how she became a Harvard Law professor, though she attended a rather unprestigious law school.

Her collectivist thinking mirrors Barack Obama's, and their two speeches were so similar that it is obvious that they had the same source (George Lackoff).

I would hope that Massachusetts voters are smart enough to reject this woman in November and keep Scott Brown in the Senate.

[wxjay]

As of right now, Brown is leading. He is very likeable and his ads on TV and the radio have been very smart and well crafted. Brown and Warren have their first debate this Thursday.

[florida.bob]

I think you may have been looking at one of your old Rove daily talking point E-mails. Need to clean up the Inbox, huh? or, could it be Karl has run out of ideas and is recycling? Hmmm...

[pknopp]

It would seem that Warren has been the Dems Angle moment.

[cuebald]

Originally Posted by nononsenseguy

Elizabeth Warren, who gave the first "you didn't build that" speech about a year ago, is a fraud.


Claiming to be a "native American," (Cherokee) without any family history proving it, she takes advantage of this "minority status" to advance her professional career as well as her political career, listing herself everywhere she can as a racial minority, a "person of color," though she is white as a sheet.

As this article points out, it is likely how she became a Harvard Law professor, though she attended a rather unprestigious law school.

Her collectivist thinking mirrors Barack Obama's, and their two speeches were so similar that it is obvious that they had the same source (George Lackoff).

I would hope that Massachusetts voters are smart enough to reject this woman in November and keep Scott Brown in the Senate.

You shouldn't talk harshly about the lady who will get the keys to the Oval Office from President Obama in 2017.